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Very proud to be a part of the exciting collaborative research featured in the exhibition #OutwittingCancer You can check it out for free The Francis Crick Institute or visit online #WorldCancerDay2022 crick.ac.uk/whats-on/exhib…

Blistering start to AACR #AACR2022 masterclasses on exhaustion E. John Wherry , neoadjuvant CPI T cell response Kellie N. Smith, somatic muts in healthy cells Sir Michael Stratton & rooftop w/ Swanton Lab check out posters & talks from the CRUK Lung Centre UCL Cancer Institute from today

Excited to share Refphase- a new R package for identifying haplotype-specific SCNAs and parallel copy number evolution in cancer. bioRXiv- tinyurl.com/525pp6av Tool- bitbucket.org/schwarzlab/ref… More below 👇 Tom Watkins Roland Schwarz Matt Huska Charles Swanton Nicholas McGranahan 🖥️🧬

[Scientific Officer/Technician] Join us in #TRACERx! Great opportunity within the phenomenal TRACERx study of the CRUK Lung Centre at UCL Cancer Institute and The Francis Crick Institute with outstanding collaborators Charles Swanton Swanton Lab @MariamJHanjani Nicholas McGranahan 👉 ucl.ac.uk/work-at-ucl/se…

Today our important study on air pollutants in the promotion of lung cancer has been published in nature led by Will Hill Emilia Lim Clare Weeden Swanton Lab ...Thread below🧵nature.com/articles/s4158…

What a privilege to be part of this exciting cross-lab collaboration with outstanding scientists Kevin Ng Jesse Boumelha. All made possible thanks to our talented collaborators, funders, patients, and mentorship from Charles Swanton Julian Downward and George Kassiotis The Francis Crick Institute

Dive into the data behind the landmark #TRACERx study 🔍 📅 Nine years of research 👥 800+ patients ️🧑‍🔬 250 investigators 🏥 13 hospital sites. Read more about the study and what it means for future lung cancer patients: cruk.ink/3KtCCHv The Francis Crick Institute @UCL

Excited to share our recent Swanton Lab Nicholas McGranahan & @MariamJHanjani lab work on the genomic evolution of non-small cell lung cancer metastases in #TRACERx, out nature nature.com/articles/s4158… A quick thread [1/13]

Our paper together with Swanton Lab Charles Swanton ‘Genomic-transcriptomic evolution in lung cancer and metastasis’ comes out today nature. nature.com/articles/s4158… Read all about it 🚨👇 1/9

Very excited that our paper on B cells and immunotherapy in lung cancer is out today nature . A privilege to work alongside Kevin Ng Katey Enfield on this. Give it a read ✨✨ nature.com/articles/s4158…

We're thrilled to share work on tumour evolution in 421 TRACERx lung cancer patients by Alex Frankell Michelle Dietzen Maise Al Bakir Emilia Lim Takahiro Karasaki Sophie Ward RajuVeeriah Emma Colliver Ariana Huebner Abi Bunkum Simone Zaccaria @MariamJHanjani Nicholas McGranahan🧵⬇️ nature.com/articles/s4158…

Delighted to present our paper on the evolutionary characterisation of lung adenocarcinoma (LUAD) morphology in the TRACERx cohort, published Nature Medicine led by Takahiro Karasaki david moore Nicholas McGranahan @MariamJHanjani Swanton Lab nature.com/articles/s4159…

Today, @nature and natureMedicine are proud to publish amazing new insights into lung cancer evolution from the #TRACERx consortium. Updated collection: nature.com/collections/ha… Great author threads👇

Cachexia is a devastating condition in patients with cancer. Our study on cancer cachexia in #TRACERx is out today in Nature Medicine led by Othman Al-Sawaf, @MariamJHanjani, Swanton Lab: nature.com/articles/s4159… Key results in a brief 🧵

Excited to share our TRACERx nature publication on circulating tumor DNA (#ctDNA, #MRD) detection in resectable lung cancer led by @AbboshChris, @Afrankell, Judit Kisistok, Thomas Harrison, Aaron Garnett, Nicolai Birkbak and Nicholas McGranahan 👇👇👇 Tweetorial🧵 nature.com/articles/s4158…

Our review Will Hill Emilia Lim Eva Grönroos Charles Swanton is out in this stellar issue of Cell! We address how our environment can promote tumours from otherwise dormant oncogenic cells and ask "Are these processes preventable?" authors.elsevier.com/c/1gvdd_278y~T…

A nice summary of our study in the BBC!

We discuss the importance of B cells in mounting an effective anti-tumour response against these antigens, particularly with immunotherapy.